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VIDEO. [Brian Craig, co-host of the Steve Kane Radio Show (WWNN 1470 AM Radio), describes starting at about the 18:30 mark how he was the one who originally CREATED the TV commercial many credited for defeating John F. Kerry in 2004...The SwiftVets commercial. Many others have taken credit for creating that commercial but the HISTORICAL TRUTH is that Brian Craig was the creator as he explains here.]

On August 28, radio talk show host Ed Schultz, who has proclaimed that he became "converted" from conservative to liberal while eating a baloney sandwich with his future wife in a Salvation Army cafeteria, loudly issued a challenge to all conservative radio hosts to debate him. Since his show that day was simulcast by C-SPAN, the Big Eddy Challenge can be both seen and heard at almost 20 minutes into the third hour of his show: ...We'll stand up to any conservative talker anywhere in America who wants to have the guts to go head to head with me on...

(Note: This is a special edition of the DUmmie FUnnies so the normal format will be dispensed with. Although much of this material has been covered in the September 15, 2006 DUmmie FUnnies EDITION, the events of today make it imperative to enter this again into the historical record.) "May I be the first to say 'Mr. President'?"---Bob Shrum, Nov. 2, 2004. It was close. Oh, so agonizingly close. The "infallible" exit polls showed him to be the landslide winner and Bob Shrum had already pronounced him to be "Mr. President." Democrats were celebrating and all that needed to...

Click on this LINK to listen to the Steve Kane show (with sidekick Brian Craig). Great (and FUNNY) discussion today about the many flip-flops of John Kerry.

Over the past few months I have become a HUGE fan of the Steve Kane Show which is local here in South Florida. At first I didn't like it because some of the commercials I found to be icky (Erection Injections and numerous plastic surgery ads). Okay, lets overlook some of the commercials and consider the show itself. It's GREAT! Why? Steve Kane himself provided the answer the other day. The fact is that on national radio the hosts (conservatives included) have to tone it down or lose their ad revenue. In Kane's case, he gets his own ads so...